Apparently, this was not just occuring on an empty
FLAGS.CTL. It was also occuring with combining the use of
-ERR and -P or -ALL and -P. A temporary fix has been made,
but I feel it is not a good solution.
I require someone with more knowledge to investigate this
problem. The error is occuring at lines 1267 (-ERR) & 1275
(-ALL) in segment.c. The error is occuring outside of
NLMake source in the libc.so.6 (?? - could have that wrong)
Required is further testing why the fclose function is
causing these segfaults.
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Apparently, this was not just occuring on an empty
FLAGS.CTL. It was also occuring with combining the use of
-ERR and -P or -ALL and -P. A temporary fix has been made,
but I feel it is not a good solution.
I require someone with more knowledge to investigate this
problem. The error is occuring at lines 1267 (-ERR) & 1275
(-ALL) in segment.c. The error is occuring outside of
NLMake source in the libc.so.6 (?? - could have that wrong)
Required is further testing why the fclose function is
causing these segfaults.
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Is this still a problem? If so; on what systems? (I have not
seen it, but I also am not using an empty FLAGS.CTL file.)
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Yes. It was occuring with RedHat Linux 8 & 9. I would
assume it would also be happening under other distros.
I have not done extensive testing on other platforms.